Sentences with phrase «measurement accuracy of»

Both have a measurement accuracy of at least 3.3 cm.

And you didn't actually answer the question about the measurement accuracy of the thermometers being used.

The early implementation of LLOWFS at LESIA, Observatoire de Paris demonstrated an open loop measurement accuracy of 0.01 lambda / D for tip - tilt at 638 nm when used in conjunction with a four quadrant phase mask (FQPM) in the laboratory.

Not exact matches

It's too early to determine the ultimate accuracy of these measurements, but the eye test says the results are promising.

However, two of the most helpful reviewers complained about the accuracy of the body fat percentage measurements.

The effect of machine translation being able to better understand context results in a huge jump in BLEU score (the industry measurement for accuracy).

David Nassar's forecast sample size is small and the sample period short, so confidence in the measurement of his accuracy is low.

Steve Sjuggerud's sample is small and not long in duration relative to typical forecast horizon, so confidence in the measurement of his accuracy is low.

James Oberweis» forecast sample is very small, so confidence in the measurement of his accuracy is very low.

@Noah, That book is ridiculous... He claims the universe is likely younger than 13.7 b.y. and backs it up by claiming that 100 + measurements taken over the past 300 years supports the claim that light does not travel at a constant rate... As if people 300 years ago could measure with the kind of accuracy we can today

We place our faith in the accuracy of the measurements and the models we create to explain the universe.

However would you kindly provide the measurements in scale for the benefit of accuracy?

As you know, baking is about precision and accuracy and that's why I've always been an advocate of weight measurements.

I converted all the measurements into grams for accuracy, (33g of cocoa powder, 50g of sugar, 156g of flour, 85g of butter, 25g of vegetable shortening) but perhaps I should attempt this again using volume instead of weight.

InfoCrank offers you the highest level of accuracy, actual left / right power measurement, easy to use, durable, and more!

The most important criteria were the accuracy of measurements, ease of use and safety.

However for even more accuracy it is suggested to not only use weight but also, waist measurement (around the belly just above the belly button), thigh measurement (around the leg where the diaper elastic is) and rise measurement (from the top of the diaper in the front to the top of the diaper in the back, through the legs).

The first draft version of the ResQu Index contained 25 items, relating to five domains addressing: quality of design, sample definition, measurement of outcomes, comparability of cohorts, and accuracy of interpretation and reporting (domains indicated in Fig 1).

Plans to privatise parts of the National Measurement System, the government service which guarantees the accuracy of measurements throughout industry, have run into stiff opposition.

The simplicity and accuracy of Newton's laws let any undergraduate transform observations of a satellite's orbit into a direct measurement of the parent body's mass.

The plan calls for using four pairs of «test masses» made of at least three different materials — such as beryllium, niobium and platinum - iridium — which would be kept in a vacuum and cooled to just a few kelvins, reducing temperature fluctuations that can degrade measurement accuracy.

By reducing those errors, they increased the accuracy of the greenness measurements over the Amazon.

According to Paris, «The early universe is becoming such a tightly constrained environment with increasingly good measurements that we can test our descriptions of microscopic quantum physics, such as nuclear cross sections, to high accuracy.»

England co-authored (along with three Echo researchers) a July 2008 study in the Journal of Diabetes Science and Technology indicating the accuracy of Symphony's blood glucose measurements was comparable with the more common practice of drawing and testing blood samples.

These sources of pollution could prevent astronomers from getting a clear look at the night sky, limiting the sensitivity and accuracy of their measurements.

But finding that target required an important preliminary step to ensure the accuracy of their measurements: making a reference sample that contained ample amounts of the target protein.

Now the accuracy of measurement has been improved by a factor of 10,000.

Argo floats and satellites are now helping to plug Austral ocean data gaps, and improving the accuracy of Northern Hemisphere measurements and estimates.

To ensure accuracy, the team takes multiple measurements of a handful of different physics phenomena that independently correlate to test yield.

But geodetic precession had already been confirmed to nearly this level of accuracy in measurements of laser light bouncing off mirrors on the Moon, and the frame - dragging result is no more accurate than an estimate extracted from measurements of the precession of the orbits of the Laser Geodynamics Satellites (LAGEOS) launched in 1976 and 1992.

Existing high - accuracy wind measurement technologies can be expensive and difficult to operate, leading to gaps in the application of these technologies in situations where they are most useful.

One instrument, the Relativistic Proton Spectrometer (RPS), has been providing previously unavailable particle measurements of high accuracy within the heart of the inner radiation belts.

But there is reason to suspect that gravitational energy is a special case, that measurements of sufficient accuracy might expose a violation of the equivalence principle when energy is stored in a gravity field.

Using this method that has been developed by high - temperature plasma diagnostics, as shown in Image 2, we have succeeded in greatly reducing the influence of atmospheric pressure (gas), which was a problem in high - accuracy measurement of atmospheric pressure low - temperature plasma.

Experts urged caution, especially because an earlier measurement of neutrino velocity had indicated, to high precision and accuracy, that neutrinos do respect the cosmic speed limit.

Then, astronomers may be able reschedule some of their planned VLBA measurements, Reid says, but with some loss of accuracy because Earth will have passed an optimal point in its orbit around the sun.

The map's accuracy, however, depends on comparing three sets of VLBA measurements taken over 18 months.

HARPS allows for measurements of radial velocities of stars, which can be affected by the presence of nearby planets, to be taken with the highest accuracy currently available.

Then they used the speed of sound measurement to calculate the average speed of the argon molecules and hence the average amount of kinetic energy that they had — from this they were able to calculate the Boltzmann constant with an extremely high accuracy.

The researchers also identified a cut - off value in the measurement of temperature, which they proved could identify lung cancer with a high level of accuracy.

The new program allows testers to forget about taking measurements while also providing more accuracy, recording reaction times down to tenths of a second.

As temperature measurements need to be made with increasing accuracy across a wide range of disciplines, fixing a single temperature as a standard becomes problematic, especially when you're measuring extremely hot or cold temperatures.

While it is still difficult to measure these quantities, the accuracy of the measurements affects the accuracy of the scattering information that is generated,» Signorell said.

«This creates two problems: The machine can only see a larger collection of molecules, reducing the accuracy of the measurement.

He is sceptical about the accuracy of radiocarbon measurements when it comes to absolute dates, but agrees the technique gives a valuable indication of the lengths of different historical periods.

Another team, led by Mark Kasevich at Stanford University in California, first demonstrated in 2007 that such an interferometer could measure G. Tino's team has «achieved a more than ten-fold improvement in measurement accuracy» of G with the interferometry technique, says Kasevich.

Because the masses of the atoms and cylinders and their separation distance are known to high accuracy, the researchers could tease out the value of G from multiple measurements of the clouds» accelerations.

To avoid the white coat effect, at - home automatic measurements taken by the patient may be required, but available oscillometry - based automatic meters offer a low level of accuracy.

The heightened accuracy of the technique is precisely due to the use of a solo atom as a «probe» in obtaining these measurements.

Some of these energy levels depend in part on the size of the proton, and since the 1960s physicists have made hundreds of measurements of the proton's size with staggering accuracy.